[SML] Relays vs. Traditional Circuit Breakers for LED Power.

[Rob Graham]

The power distribution is 50 year old wiring. Engineer wants it ripped out, too. I'll pass Steve's name along, but I think the replacement of the distribution sort of justifies the switch away from the '192's.

Robert Graham
Photonguide at gmail.com

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On Aug 11, 2016, 12:48 PM -0500, Bill Conner via Stagecraft <stagecraft at theatrical.net>, wrote:
> With that explanation, get a hold of Steve Short at Lite-trol. He can
> retrofit electronics for normal DMX (or ACN) and get another 30 years
> out of the D192 easy. In addition, he can furnish dry contact non-dim
> modules. Reuse circuits - maybe figure out a way to label which are
> non-dim if you don't want to leave it to electronic files and hard
> copy. (I was thinking of magnetic icons that could be fixed next to
> the non-dimmed outlets? Couldn't be easier. I'd guess one rack and
> maybe a dozen non-dim modules would be in the $10,000-15,000 rage.
> Maybe less. I did 5 D192 racks and a lot work and house light
> controls and added some network for under $50,000 a few years ago with
> Steve. But no electrician required (unless for controls but gibe
> Steve the chance to retrofit with existing wiring.)
>
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